Korn Brings Career-Spanning Performance to Moda Center in Portland, OR (PHOTOS)
On Thursday, February 27th, nu metal rockers Korn brought their winter tour to the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. They were joined by Breaking Benjamin and Bones.
Hollis Brown to Pay Tribute to Velvet Underground with 50 Years of Getting “Loaded” Tour
Hollis Brown hits the road with a special 2-set show celebrating the 50th Anniversary of The Velvet Underground’s classic album “Loaded”. After 6 straight months of touring to promote the June 2019 release of their new album, Ozone Park (Mascot/Cool Green Records)….playing tight opening sets for the likes of Robert Randolph, Vintage Trouble and Thunderpussy…Hollis […]
Blackberry Smoke Confirms ‘Spirit Of The South Tour: A Celebration of Southern Rock and Roll Music’
Blackberry Smoke will kick off their extensive “Spirit Of The South Tour: A Celebration of Southern Rock and Roll Music” this summer with special guests The Allman Betts Band, The Wild Feathers and founding member of The Allman Brothers Band, Jaimoe. Newly confirmed stops include Asbury Park’s Stone Pony Summer Stage, Boston’s Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion, New York’s The Rooftop at Pier 17, […]
Damien Jurado Announces New LP ‘What’s New, Tomboy?’ Shares First Single “Birds Tricked into the Trees”
Artist and songwriter Damien Jurado is in the midst of a creative flow that seems unstoppable, as he quickly follows up his 2019 Mama Bird Recording Co. debut with the announcement of What’s New, Tomboy? today. Where last year’s In the Shape of a Storm stripped everything to reveal an artist at his most intimate, What’s New, Tomboy? sees Jurado stepping back into a more […]
John Waters Lets Loose at Minneapolis’ The Parkway For The Filthy World Tour
John Waters left nothing held back on his zany This Filthy World tour at The Parkway in Minneapolis. Water opened up about the various drug he was on for each movie and had the audience visualize sex with Donald Trump. He also took part in a meet and greet with fans, but he made an […]
WATCH: Bob Weir & Wolf Bros Perform at NPR Tiny Desk Series
Bob Weir & Wolf Bros stopped by NPR Studios recently for a quick performance on the iconic Tiny Desk series. The folk trio, consisting of Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir, drummer Jay Lane and bassist/producer Don Was, performed a handful of songs including some Grateful Dead chestnuts and were joined by harpist Mikaela Davis for […]
Willie Nile Announces New LP ‘New York at Night’
“New York City has always inspired me,” states Willie Nile. “I’ve lived in Greenwich Village for many years now, and I love being there. The energy, the grit, and the mystery of it all fills my heart with wonder. Most of these songs were written in New York or were inspired by it in one […]
Tenacious D to Play Swing States on The Purple Nurple Tour – Twisting Hard To The Left!
A message from Tenacious D: “Donald Trump has proven to be the most divisive, corrupt and dangerous President in the modern history of this country, and we simply cannot stand for another four years of his administration! Now is the time to elect a REAL leader!” With that in mind, Tenacious D has put together […]
FULL ALBUM PREMIERE: The Taylor Young Band Shine Bright On Power Pop Debut LP ‘Mercury Transit’
The Taylor Young Band out of Dallas, TX will celebrate their debut album Mercury Transit on March 6th via Hand Drawn Records – throughout Texas: 2/28, Dallas @ Club Dada; 3/12, Plano @ Legacy Hall; 3/19, Austin @ Darwin’sYoung Band: Although the band itself is new, these musicians have been around the block: Band namesake […]
SONG PREMIERE: Americana Duo Surrender Hill Head West with “Turn This Train Around”
Years before forming the Americana duo Surrender Hill, songwriters Robin Dean Salmon and Afton Seekins chased their own muses as solo artists. Salmon was an award-winning punk rock frontman who’d spent the first half of his adolescence in South Africa. During the early ‘80s, his family relocated to a longhorn ranch in Texas, where Salmon […]